Governor Rauf Aregbesola and his team paid a visit to Vice President-elect, Prof Yemi Osinbajo at the Defense House Abuja. 18th May 2015 -as preparations of duty for the incoming government hit top gear. The VP elect, Osinbajo, represented president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari who is currently in the UK on a private visit.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.com/2015/05/governor-aregbesola-of-osun-state-and.html

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Wow. I just like seeing Buhari and im Vice. Them dey gee me Joy.

[size=18pt]The Ooni of Gbese Land[/size]

overhypedsteve:
Wow. I just like seeing Buhari and im Vice. Them dey gee me Joy.

Seconded.

Them dey give me over-joy!!!

This Aregbefool owing workers 7 months salary.
Yet sophisticated people celebrate him.
Maybe APC should make him the finance minister.

pistol:
This Aregbefool owing workers 7 months salary.
Yet sophisticated people celebrate him.
Maybe APC should make him the finance minister.

Forget those sophisticats, their mumuism knows no boundaries

BackDatAssUp:


Forget those sophisticats, their mumuism knows no boundaries

STFU, OVER 18 states are owing workers, even Akwa Ibom state with the fattest allocation.

Osun state currently has the least allocation. What Akpabio earns in 0ne year, Aregbesola has not earned in 4.5 years.

Osun state govrn has ambitious projects at the least to show, many of the state governors owning have not paid salaries, and can still not point to any tangible projects even 8 years down the line.

emiye:


STFU, OVER 18 states are owing workers, even Akwa Ibom state with the fattest allocation.

Osun state currently has the least allocation. What Akpabio earns in 0ne year, Aregbesola has not earned in 4.5 years.

Osun state govrn has ambitious projects at the least to show, many of the state governors owning have not paid salaries, and can still not point to any tangible projects even 8 years down the line.

Story!

Poverty is no excuse.

Akwa Ibom is not owing their workers. It is only Cross River that is owing.

And for your info all ND states have since adopted federal wage rates.

Osun state workers earn less than their counterparts in Cross River.

And if there is any state that has it worse as per reduced allocations it is Cross River which is no longer an oil producing state since losing oil wells to Akwa Ibom and Bakassi to Cameroun but you don't hear their state governor lamenting.

Useless osogbo fool

BackDatAssUp:


Story!

Poverty is no excuse.

Akwa Ibom is not owing their workers. It is only Cross River that is owing.

And for your info all ND states have since adopted federal wage rates.

Osun state workers earn less than their counterparts in Cross River.

And if there is any state that has it worse as per reduced allocations it is Cross River which is no longer an oil producing state since losing oil wells to Akwa Ibom and Bakassi to Cameroun but you don't hear their state governor lamenting.

Useless osogbo fool

Keep shut u ediiot !.

It emerged on Friday, May 22, 2015, that 18 out of 36 states of the federation would begin an indefinite strike on Monday, May 25, 2015, over unpaid salaries and pensions.
The states involved are Abia, [size=18pt]Akwa Ibom[/size] , Bauchi, Benue, Cross River, Ekiti, Imo, Jigawa, Kano, Katsina, Kogi, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Rivers and Zamfara.
The General Secretary, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Dr. Peter Ozo-Eson, who gave the hint said the congress had sent its task force team to the states to enforce the strike.
“The various Task Forces are working. Plateau is on strike, Cross Rivers is going on Monday; the various task forces are working. A team is leaving for Benue to commence action; they are now free to commence action and we are supporting them,” he said.
He said Abia State had not paid salaries of workers of the State Teaching Hospital for nine months; owing workers of the Hospital Management Board eight months’ salary; Abia State Universal Basic Education Board, six months; Abia State Polytechnic, five months; local government workers, four months; and teachers, three months’ salary arrears.
Furthermore, he said though Enugu State had paid salaries of civil servants up to date, parastatals were owed 12 months’ salaries and pension and gratuity remained unpaid since 2010.
Other states owing salaries are Osun State with six months’ salary and pension arrears; Plateau with six months salaries and seven months pension arrears; Benue with five months salaries and four months pension arrears; Kogi with four months of pension and salary arrears; and Oyo which owes three months salaries and between five and 11 months of pension arrears, he said.
“Jigawa owes judiciary workers a month salary arrears in 2015; Ondo one month salary and pension arrears, while Ogun owes one month salary and 52 months of unremitted pension deductions to the Pension Fund Administration.
“Although Zamfara State has paid workers’ salaries up to date, the salaries of workers who were recruited in 2014 have not been paid,” he stated.
The NLC also stated that Rivers State owes one month of workers’ salaries and three months of pension while Kano has yet to pay newly employed teachers for three months.
Meanwhile, a senior civil servant in the Obokun Local Government Area of Osun State, Mr. Ojo Owolabi, has attempted to end his life over his inability to feed his family due to the failure of the state government to pay salaries.
Civil servants in the state have not been paid their salaries in the past six months, it was learnt.
Owolabi was reported to have attempted to take his life by drinking a large quantity of insecticide at his residence last Saturday.
Owolabi, a sanitary officer at the council, was rushed to the hospital and was receiving treatment.
Sources said he became frustrated as a result of his inability to meet his family’s needs.
“Baba Ibeji drank herbicide. He was frustrated because he has been unable to feed himself and other members of his family. You are aware that the state government has not paid workers for some months now. I think he just lost hope and decided to take his life by drinking Gramoxone,” the source said.
The Chairman, Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees, Mr. David Owoeye, who confirmed the incident said: “We don’t want to make it public so that it will not embarrass the family.”
A factional Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Gambi Yusuf, said that unpaid salaries had caused workers untold hardship.
“Anybody who is not paid for six months is a walking corpse. What do you expect him to eat? How do you expect the workers to feed their children?” he queried.
He advised government to be more serious about workers’ welfare.
“We are appealing to the government to pay workers because workers deserve their wages,” he stated.

dailyindependentnig.com/2015/05/workers-18-states-begin-strike-monday-unpaid-salaries-pensions/

emiye:
Keep shut u ediiot !.

dailyindependentnig.com/2015/05/workers-18-states-begin-strike-monday-unpaid-salaries-pensions/

Your Ooni Gbese failures is not a yardstick

Rather than ask why your parasitic state is owing you are using other states non payment of salaries as justification why your panla dry rascal governor is owing you fools


Finally, Akwa Ibom is not owing jacksh1t as at today so you can shove that useless article up your pile ridden azz

Foolish Taju

BackDatAssUp:


Your Ooni Gbese failures is not a yardstick

Rather than ask why your parasitic state is owing you are using other states non payment of salaries as justification why your panla dry rascal governor is owing you fools


Finally, Akwa Ibom is not owing jacksh1t as at today so you can shove that useless article up your pile ridden azz

Foolish Taju

bloody assshole, hush and STFU again.

You morooons leave your bigger problems and focus on others. Is anything more mooronic than that? Thief Orji you all called devil and the worst governor in the globe was hugely rewarded with a senatorial position gift.